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VII.—Glacier Lake Channels
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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Having shown that the ‘railway-cutting’ valleys of the Goathland area exhibit anomalies of position seemingly irreconcilable with the view supported by Professor Bonney that they are vestiges of an ancient river-system that has undergone readjustments by the process of stream capture, I may now enforce the argument by exhibiting the contrast between the form and magnitude of the old and those of the new valleys in the same district.
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